RE: Crazy Lady with a Haunted House?
Whenever this kind of thing comes up, I'm always reminded of James Randy, the guy who's offering 1 million dollars to anyone who can prove to him that something supernatural has occurred. He's had that offer on the table for many, many years now and interviewed thousands of people, but the prize is as yet unclaimed.
The brain is the most complex, mind-boggling thing in the known universe... And I can only imagine that when it has errors, those errors will cause complex, mind-boggling effects on its owner.
Part of the reason why I'm SO against charlatans like John Edwards and Uri Geller, besides that innocent people are taken for a ride and these guys make money off of them, is that people like yourself often end up thinking that you really are psychic and that 'spirits' and other such things really exist.
If the things that happen are all due to my being crazy (and some of them are) then I must be capable of levitation. I have seen things move on their own when there were other people there to witness. I have heard someone in the next room doing dishes when there was actually no one there and I have five witnesses.
I rarely count the things that happen when I'm alone. And I am not psychic. At the most I am sensitive to vibrations that others ignore. It's all about vibrations and how fast they are moving and how fast yours are moving. There are fields that the human eye and mind do not detect without specialized equipment. Who is to say that some human minds (by accident or through training) cannot detect what the specialized equipment can detect or more?
Einstein said, "There are two ways to look at life: as if everything is a miracle or as if nothing is a miracle." I personally choose to to go with the former. My life is probably more of an emotional roller coaster than yours (less so since I am now on psych meds) but I enjoy the ride (now that I'm on psych meds, no lol.) I would love for you to come to Hill House Manor and spend an evening.